Your Questions, Answered
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Membership medicine is a healthcare model where patients pay a simple monthly fee for enhanced access to their provider. Instead of billing insurance for every office visit, your membership covers many of your primary care and wellness services, allowing for longer appointments, easier communication, and more personalized care.
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No. A Selah Health membership is not health insurance and does not replace coverage for emergencies, hospitalizations, surgeries, or specialist care. We recommend maintaining health insurance for those unexpected events while using your Selah membership for your day-to-day healthcare needs.
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Our smaller patient panel allows us to provide same- or next-day appointments when available, spend more time listening, and focus on prevention, wellness, and treating the whole person- not just a diagnosis. Our goal is to partner with you on your journey toward lasting health with compassionate, faith driven, evidence-based care.
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Our membership allows us to spend more time with each patient, focus on prevention, provide easier access to your provider, and create personalized care plans without the limitations often imposed by insurance.
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Absolutely. While we do not bill insurance for membership services, you can still use your insurance for medications, imaging, and specialist visits.
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Many patients appreciate having a trusted provider available when questions arise. Your membership includes ongoing support, prevenative care, and guidance- not just office visits.
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Yes. We believe patients stay because they value the relationship, not because they’re locked into a contract. Memberships can be canceled according to our membership agreement.
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Great question. We have curated an extensive list of biomarkers that will help us determine the best wellness journey for you. This is included in the membership packages OR can be purchased separately for $400.
CBC, CMP, DHEA, Estradiol, Progesterone, Testosterone Free & Total, FSH, LH, Prolactin, SHBG, Cardio IQ panel (ApoB, HDL, HDL large, LDL, LDL medium, LDL particle number, LDL pattern, LDL peak size, LDL small, Lipo-a, Non-HDL cholesterol, Total cholesterol, Triglycerides), Thyroglobulin antibodies, TPO antibodies, TSH, Free T3, Free T4, Reverse T3, A1c, Insulin, Leptin, Uric Acid, AM Cortisol, Iron, Iron %, TIBC, Ferritin.